$Nérmai Kanitham: Gravity in Nucleus and Refraction of Light - Front Cover$

$Nérmai Kanitham: Gravity in Nucleus and Refraction of Light - Back Cover$

$Nérmai Kanitham: Gravity in Nucleus and Refraction of Light - Front Cover$ $Nérmai Kanitham: Gravity in Nucleus and Refraction of Light - Back Cover$

Nérmai Kanitham: Gravity in Nucleus and Refraction of Light

Author(s): Lakshmanan Senthilkumar

175

Language:
English

Genre(s):
Other Textbooks

ISBN13:
9789355744050

ISBN10:
9355744056

Format:
Paperback

Trim:
7x9

Pages:
45

Publication date:
12-Jan-2023

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In spite of the repulsions between proton-proton, a nucleus is holding itself together, through some force between neutron-proton.

Why can’t this force be due to gravity considering the very high mass per unit volume, of the nucleus, in the order of 10¹⁷kg/m³?

The answer to this question will give a clear picture to gravitational physics and nuclear chemistry in the future.

Lakshmanan Senthilkumar

Dr. Lakshmanan Senthilkumar was raised in a middle-class family in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, with a mother who is a Tamizh teacher and a father who works as a hardware engineer. He finished his undergraduate studies in medicine and science at Madras Medical College, one of India's most prominent universities that was founded during the British Raj.